Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the Google Cloud Secret Manager Node.js samples by introducing a suite of new functionalities. The additions focus on advanced secret management features, including the ability to define and manage secret expiration, utilize customer-managed encryption keys, and configure custom replication policies. Furthermore, the PR provides new ways to query and organize secrets through filtering and tag binding management. These updates aim to provide developers with clearer examples and broader coverage of the Secret Manager API's capabilities.

Highlights

• New Secret Expiration Samples: Added samples demonstrating how to create secrets with expiration times, update existing secret expiration times, and remove expiration from secrets, covering both global and regional Secret Manager instances.
• Customer-Managed Encryption Keys (CMEK) Samples: Introduced samples for creating secrets encrypted with Customer-Managed Encryption Keys (CMEK) for both global and regional Secret Manager services.
• User-Managed Replication Policy Sample: A new sample was added to illustrate the creation of secrets with user-managed replication policies, allowing specification of replica locations and an optional Time-To-Live (TTL).
• Filtering and Listing Samples: New samples provide functionality to list secrets and secret versions using filters, and to list and detach tag bindings from secrets, available for both global and regional contexts.
• Comprehensive Test Coverage: The test suite has been significantly expanded to include tests for all newly added samples, ensuring their correctness and proper cleanup of created resources.

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